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File Size: 2838 KB
Print Length: 270 pages
Publisher: Thomas & Mercer (June 9, 2015)
Publication Date: June 9, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00QKUW8WM
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I gave The Heiress of Linn Hagh 5 stars because it kept me guessing & re-thinking my own deductions right up to the climax.A book that kept me reading until I could no longer focus my eyes! I recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good mystery set in historical times. Enjoy!
I rarely award a 5-star book review -- reserving those for the best of the best, amazing books that truly move me or the occasional gem that makes it to my list of all-time favorites like Atlas Shrugged or To Kill a Mockingbird. While The Heiress of Linn Hagh (and the 2nd book, The Sans Pareil Mystery) don't quite hit those thresholds, they both deserve 5 stars in their own right. Charlton wrote not one excellent mystery, but two. They are, by far, among the top 5 mysteries I've read in the past few years, and I hihgly recommend them to anyone who enjoys mystery books. When I purchased this one, I expected it to be a fairly predictable, simple mystery (not sure why, but that was my expectation). To my pleasant surprise, it pulled me in and kept me reading late into the night. Both novels are intriguing, engaging and feature a surprising number of plot twists. This case, in particular, has one piece that makes it seem impossible to solve (how did the heiress get out of her locked tower bedroom?) The characters are intelligent and likable. Anyone who likes mysteries should read both of these books. I can't wait to read more from this author!
This is the first book of a relatively new series of period-piece British mystery novels. It is well written and entertaining. The book’s story is placed in the first decade of the 19th century in England. It is centered around the work of the somewhat enigmatic police detective Stephen Lavender and his jovial side-kick, Constable Ned Woods. They are based in London, but not infrequently they are sent into the English hinterlands to solve particularly difficult crime mysteries. In the example of this book, they are sent north into rural Northumberland. The author has done an excellent job of researching the time and place settings for her story, and she writes in a captivating style which is sprinkled with now archaic English words, which were in common usage 200 years ago. With more lucidity and realism than most, the author does not gloss over the unpleasantness and challenges of both urban and rural life in pre and nascent industrial societies of our forebearers. For example, she refers to the smells and health risks associated with large amounts of animal feces in urban streets and markets when most transport was horse drawn, and the pollution of the Thames River. The writing employs a pace and complexity which holds the reader’s attention, and for me at least it became a real page turner. A personal quibble with this book is that I thought that the tangential referral to Lavender’s love interest was an unnecessary diversion, which distracted from the quality of the central story. However, subsequently, I have been somewhat chastened, as it turns out the woman plays a central role in the next book in the Lavender mystery series. This book is a good contribution to the genre of period-piece British mysteries.
I only started to read this book because I didn't have time to start a new series, and I didn't think I would be continuing beyond book 1. What a pleasant surprise to enjoy this book so thoroughly. I loved Detective Lavender and Constable Woods. Their relationship and the dialogue was well written and humorous. The mystery held my interest from beginning to end. I loved the relationship between Lavender and Magdalena and thought it was poignant and sweet. I just finished book 2 and am looking forward to the next book that is due on August 30. Karen Charlton is an excellent writer and I plan to read all of her books. I didn't want to start a new series, but her books are too compelling for me to stop now.
I wasn't sure at the outset that I would like this book, set in England in 1809. The author's use of the common vernacular of the time put me off initially, but I came to actually appreciate her efforts to be realistic. London detective, Stephen Lavender, and his constable, Ned Woods, have accepted an assignment to search for a missing heiress in northern England. What a cast of characters they encounter along the way as they travel by coach and four, and when they arrive at their destination. This book has it all: the heiress's loving aunt and great-uncle who are trying to find her, the evil step-siblings who may or may not be involved with the disappearance, the colorful local folk who hang out at the tavern where Stephen and Ned are lodging, and even a band of gypsies thrown in. Lavender's investigative intellect reminds one of Sherlock Holmes, and Woods contributes to their efforts as well. I was able to predict some of this tale's ending, but not all of it. If you enjoy a period piece of intrigue, mystery, and some drama thrown in along the way, then you will enjoy this book. Although I was doubtful at the start, I rated this novel 4 stars and have already started the sequel, The Sans Pareil Mystery.
This book had an excellent plot. The author kept the action going and left enough clues so that the reader could guess some of the outcome. However , the book was riddled with historical inaccuracies. First of all she used the expression "stake out" when Constable Woods was doing surveillance. This expression didn't come into existence until the 1940s. Another issue is the missing heiress' fortune. Her grandfather was described as a man of "vast interests", but her fortune was only £10,000. That wasn't a pittance, but it wasn't remarkable either. In Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, Mr. Willoughby jilted Marianne Dashwood for a woman with £50,000. Willoughby's income of £600 per year from his estate was inadequate to the lifestyle he was leading as a bachelor. The interest on £10,000 would be between 400 and 500 per year, depending on how it was invested. There are other examples, but I won't make this into a laundry list. Suffice it to say that I won't be.buying the next book in the series.
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